Introduction

WHAT IS THE PLAN PURPOSE?

+ 10-Year vision for Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and the Yampa River by
updating:
• 2003 Yampa River Management Plan
• 2008 Open Space and Trails Plan
• 2009 Parks and Recreation Master Plan
• Howelsen Hill Vision
+ The Plan will include:
• Current and future needs
• A vision for an integrated, accessible, and diverse park and recreation system
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• An action plan that outlines prioritizing, phasing, and funding
+ The planning process will provide for opportunities to gather input from a wide variety
of stakeholders and the general public

WHY PLAN?
+ Added pressure to system and operations from more open space and extended
trail system, such as Emerald Mountain Open Space and its trail system; more
tourist use of the trail system, sports facilities and the Yampa River; and more
community events and festivals.
+ Needs for replacing aging facilities continue to fall short.
+ Adequate funding for capital improvements, operations, and maintenance has
been a challenge over the past 10 years.
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facilities have increased.
+ Steamboat’s trail and recreation facilities serve a regional population.

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | WHAT’S THE PLAN?
 Introduction
HOW TO BE INVOLVED?

+ At tonight’s meeting:
+ Sign-in to add your name to the mailing list and receive updates on the
planning process.
+ Provide input on the Vision and Goals at each station and funding alternatives
+ Prioritize recommendations by using “Steamboat Bucks”.

+ After tonight:
+ Visit www.engagesteamboat.net for more information and plan updates.

SCHEDULE
OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2017 JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2018 MARCH - MAY 2018 JUNE -JULY 2018

Phase 3: Draft
Phase 1: Research Phase 2: Vision,
Master Plan
and Analysis Goals, and Phase 4: Adoption
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recommendations, set
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priorities and identify
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implementation tools in a
constraints, and level of for the park and by City Council.
draft plan document.
service. recreation system.

+ Public Workshop + Public Workshop + Public Workshop

& Survey

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | WHAT’S THE PLAN?
 Yampa River
VISION STATEMENT
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that is enjoyed by recreationalist, respected, and supported by its community with
commitment, education, and sensible regulation.
GOALS
+ Provide an enjoyable and safe experience for all river users.
+ Conserve and enhance the natural habitat along the river.
+ Establish a monitoring program to continuously evaluate the health of the river corridor.
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+ Promote water activities and programs and improve access to waterways while being
sensitive to the Yampa River’s aquatic health.
+ The Yampa River is complemented by a Core Trail which provides a recreational amenity
and alternative mode of transportation.
+ Ensure that all development and improvements are constructed in an environmentally
sensitive manner, consistent with a long-term plan for the river.
+ Support economic activities that are compatible with protection of environmental
resources.
+ Promote public involvement and stewardship in long-term management strategies for the
river.
+ The Yampa River Structural Master Plan recommends ecological enhancements,
upgrades to existing instream structures to enhance recreation, additional stabilization of
bank areas, and access control features to protect natural areas.
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COMMENTS:

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
 Yampa River
POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS/ACTIONS
+ Same philosophy of Yampa for River management for the RMAs. Extension of RMA #5
to Bear River Park. Develop new Reach #6 downtown stream with same management
direction as RMA #1.
+ Redesign C-Hole for bank users (maintain no rise requirements/FEMA).
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improvements.
+ Continue with the same management philosophy and actions as outlined in the Yampa
River Management Plan.
+ Regulate the number of private tubers on the Yampa River.
+ Implement the Yampa River Structural Master Plan recommendations to improve river
recreation and river health.
+ Allow commercial access up river at Rotary Park or River Creek Park.
+ Increase commercial permits for river recreation.

Note: The Recreation Intensity Level

is based on the land use, recreation,
terrestrial, and aquatic resources
present.

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
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Proposed Management
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Existing Backcountry Trail
VISION STATEMENT
City-wide Trails
+ Our community will take a comprehensive and regional approach to development
of a trail system, linking existing trails, giving neighborhoods access to trails, and
connecting urban and rural trails to public lands.
GOALS
+ Develop a network of pedestrian and bicycle paths, nature trails, greenways and
linear linkages that connect to parks and popular destinations.
+ Continue working on new signage from core trail to access points.
+ Establish constant revenue sources dedicated to the acquisition and maintenance of
trails supported by an adequate staff and maintenance activities.
+ Create a bicycle friendly community by creating an on-street trail system that connects
to other trails, schools, neighborhoods and commercial areas.
+ Apply context sensitive and sustainable trail design in order to protect sensitive habitat
areas, integrate trails with existing and future land uses, and reduce maintenance
costs.
+ Routt County will consider bicycle use in the planning and design of future road
improvements.
+ Identify a network of trails that are suitable for winter uses, such as cross-country
skiing, and manage those trails to accommodate winter use.
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COMMENTS:

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
 City-wide Trails
POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS/ACTIONS
+ Designate “hiking-only” trail(s) at Emerald Mountain.
+ Designate one-way “directional” trails at Emerald Mountain and/or Spring Creek Open
Space.
+ Modify Howelsen Hill chairlift to accommodate bicycles year-round.
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Entrance.
+ Extend Core Trail south to Legacy Open Space.
+ Extend the Core Trail west to Slate Creek, which requires widened sidewalks along
US 40 in some locations.
+ Fish Creek Trail Underpass under US40.

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
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 Open Space
VISION STATEMENT
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to protect the physical beauty, the open spaces, the special places, and the healthy
ecosystem of the valley in perpetuity. Our open lands program will not only seek to
protect our open space resources, but also to educate our citizens on the open space
treasures in their community.
GOALS
+ Preserve and/or manage open space to protect the agricultural, rural, and recreation-
based nature of the community and to preserve wildlife habitats and view corridors.
+ Create an open space system comprising of different types of permanent open space
such as community preserve, natural areas, special resource areas, and agricultural
lands.
+ Continue to integrate our open space areas
directly into urban areas of our community.
+ Where appropriate and acceptable to
landowners, provide access to open space
resources.
+ Continue to consider other plans when planning
for open space.
+ Establish a permanent and constant revenue source dedicated to the acquisition and
preservation of open space.
+ Identify critical wetland areas and critical wildlife habitats, and enhance and conserve
theses areas for future generations.
+ Target lands that have adjacency to Emerald Mountain for addition of recreational
trails.
POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS/ACTIONS
+ Add yurts or cabins to Emerald Mountain Open Space, per the Master Plan.
+ Conserve new lands as open space for habitat conservation.
+ Conserve new lands as open space for public recreation and trails.
+ Prioritize acquisition of open space adjacent to existing open space/park properties.

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
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Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | WHAT’S THE PLAN?
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 Parks & Recreation
Facilities
VISION STATEMENT
+ Our community will enjoy well-maintained parks and a diverse range of core
recreation services and facilities that meet community needs and continue to enhance
the lives of a growing community.
GOALS
+ Educate and promote the stewardship of Steamboat Springs’ historic, cultural, and
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+ Meet department and City sustainability goals by developing and managing parks and
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+ Promote the conservation of natural and cultural resources through parkland
acquisition, stewardship, and environmentally
sensitive planning.
+ Develop a land dedication policy that requires
land is set aside parks and trails (or the fee
equivalent).
+ Provide a variety of recreation facilities that meets
the needs for all ages and abilities.
+ Implement a subsidy/cost recovery model for
programs and services.
POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS/ACTIONS
+ Prioritize funding for basic system-wide repairs and replacements.
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+ Complete Bear River Park construction.
+ Identify location(s), partner(s), and funding source(s) for an indoor gym with multi-
purpose courts.
+ Identify location(s), partner(s), and funding source(s) for a Field House with indoor
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Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
 Howelsen Park & Ski Hill
VISION
+ Howelsen Park and Ski Hill is a highly valued, community-oriented public asset in
the heart of the city that provides year-round, multi-purpose recreation and facilities
for nordic and alpine skiing, hiking, biking, snowshoeing, rodeo events, sports,
community gatherings and festivals, and daily use by people of all ages and abilities.
GOALS
+ Maintain Howelsen Park and Ski Hill as an important and unique feature for town
residents.
+ Celebrate the winter sports heritage of Howelsen Ski Hill, which is highly valued by
residents and integrally linked to the image of Steamboat Springs.
+ Improve the site for daily park use by residents, and to better accommodate
community gatherings, performances and festivals.
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+ Upgrade or replace degraded park facilities.
+ Provide more restrooms.
+ Maintain the functionality of the ski lifts.
+ Improve concession/event services and the
historic lodge.
+ Partner with clubs and tournament/event
sponsors to construct, upgrade, and maintain
facilities that they use.
+ Enhance and diversify the rodeo grounds as a more multi-purpose year-round space,
Nordic skiing staging area, entertainment venue, and community amenity.
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+ Improve the landscape aesthetics of the park and provide additional trees for shade.

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | RECOMMENDATIONS
 Howelsen Park & Ski Hill
POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS/ACTIONS
Concept A – Basic Maintenance and Repair. The park elements remain where they are today.
+ Upgrade ski lifts, Howelsen Lodge and concessions.
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+ Add trees.
Concept B – Implement Rodeo Master Plan. Other park elements remain where they are today.
+ Provide new signs, main entry plaza with vendor tents and a food court, and shelter and lawn for pre-rodeo events
and performances.
+ Construct paved parking for spectators, paved walks, and new contestant entry on Howelsen Parkway.
+ Upgrade hillside bleacher seating, reconstruct barns in the stable area, realign the intersection of Howelsen Parkway
and the access road at the north end of the rodeo area to reduce paved area and clarify circulation.
+ Add landscaping in rodeo area.
Concept C – Multi-purpose Community Facilities.
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Construct a covered performance stage that can also be used as a rental picnic pavilion for families, groups and
weddings.
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and water pedestals to accommodate Farmers Market and festival booths.
+ Provide clear and safe paths and trail connections.
+ Construct a special plaza near the lodge that acknowledges the site’s legacy and future in developing Olympic
athletes.
+ Consolidate City maintenance sheds and Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) structures into new
buildings to reduce their visual impact, and improve function.
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Concept D – Additional and Enhanced Community Facilities.
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play.
+ Construct an outdoor basketball court next to the relocated tennis courts, and add a picnic shelter.
+ A tubing hill that is constructed by a private entity is possible, and Nordic trails or other skiing or snowboarding
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+ Upgrade the existing playground to be a community-scale adventure play area, and construct an additional restroom
and rental picnic shelter nearby. If Concept D is desired and Concept C is not, the cost of Concept D must include
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Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | WHAT’S THE PLAN?
 Funding Alternatives
The current level of funding does not cover the costs of implementing master plans, changes
to Howelsen Park & Ski Hill, or additions to the system. The total cost for all of the options
presented is approximately $67 million. It is not possible to raise fees high enough to cover
the cost of capital construction and partnerships, grants and donations by philanthropists are
not predictable, long-term funding sources.

TAX OPTIONS

Total Which Option Would You

My share
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/ $100 $33.6
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/ month $65.6
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Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | FUNDING ALTERNATIVES
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Howelsen ski jumps Extend the Core Trail Extend Core Trail Yampa River Master Yampa River Master
stabilization west to Slate Creek south to Legacy Open Plan For river health Plan For river
Space recreation

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Parks, Recreation, Open Space, Trails and River Master Plan | FUNDING ALTERNATIVES